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@Gemmablower your post brings up some important points, especially for me. My son was diagnosed when he was 4 years old many years ago. His ability to accept with very little complaints his situation is astounding (of course, it's pretty much all he's ever know). But one thing which really...

Hi there. Just a quick response to really only solidify what everyone else have said. No-one learns to ride a bike by reading how to do it. It's all about learning on the move. There will be wobbles and bumps and occasionally you may even fall off, but over time you will find the road...

Great work on the Hb! I just wanted to throw my hat in here. With a Type 1 son edging ever closer to you daughter's age, I feel your pain and concern. That balance between trying to control the world around our children and allowing them the freedom to make their own choices is a narrow rope to...

Hi there and I'm a first time poster as well (and feeling weirdly nervous about it). In response to your initial question - no-one. I kid (but only just). I am fortunate to have a partner who is as equally commited to the care of our 11 year old Type 1, but after her, there is no-one I would...